Dominic Tiberi, OF, Dublin Coffman HS, Class of 2013 - 6-foot, 189-pound outfield prospect. Registered a 6.87 60-yard dash. From the outfield, the lefty uses long arm action through a high ¾ arm slot. Reaches a top velocity of 79 mph. Shows athletic actions in the field. At the plate, he hits from the right side. Uses a slightly open stance with a short stride. Uses a short, compact swing. Can be a little stiff at times, but generates solid contact with pull power. PBR
Walter Wijas, RHP, Hyannis Harbor Hawks (Kansas) - Reliever
mechanics with effort. Long in back arm action and hitters get a good look at
the ball early. Primary FB is a 2 seam with strong run and sink. 86-89.
Shallow, power cut SL 77 that he showed some confidence in. CU had good drop
84. Kept the ball down well. BB
Player: Mark Appel - Position:
RHP School:
Stanford Date of Birth:
/15/1991 Height/Weight: 6’5/210 Bats/Throws:
R/R 2013 Class: Senior Drafted:
2012, 1st Rd, Pirates Drafted:
2009, 15th Rd, Tigers Scouting Report: For the report, go to: BLF
Corey Simpson a 6-foot-3, 220-pound righthanded slugger,
stole the show at Blair Field in the first day of one of the premier events on
the summer amateur circuit. In four trips to the plate, he went 2-for-3 with
four RBIs, leading the Rangers (representing Texas and Louisiana) to a
come-from-behind 5-4 win against the Reds (the Four Corners and Hawaii).A first
baseman/catcher committed to Houston, Simpson lined a sacrifice fly to center
field in the first inning, then drove a fastball into the right-center gap for
an RBI double in the third. But he saved his best for last, crushing a towering
two-run homer to dead-center on an 89 mph fastball from Ryan Castellani in the
eighth. Even college players swinging metal bats seldom hit home runs in
spacious Blair Field—to any part of the park—so Simpson's majestic shot to
center field with wood drew plenty of oohs and ahhs. http://www.baseballamerica.com/blog/draft/2012/08/area-code-games-notebook-day-one/
Kendall Rogers - TAMU commit Kohl Stewart 92-93
early, 86-87 slider, 85 Chg. Everything hard…
David Rawnsley - RHP Derek
Beauprex - 90-92 in 1st IP, 75
CB, HBP/BB to start but settled down nicely… Sweeny (TX) C/1B Corey Simpson very impressive, 2B to RCF, plus bat
speed, very athletic for 6-3/220… reason why I don't like stats for low-level
prospects is because how good of a season they are having is irrelevant. Scouts
could care less if a player is hitting .350 at Low-A. Scouting is about
projecting, not evaluating the current product… Hawaii OF Marcus Doi turns around 91 mph … RHP Casey Shane FB to LF, 101 mph off the bat. Very good
hitting prospect… Marcus Doi continues to rake,
3B to RCF, 102 off the bat, serious bat speed.
Aaron Fitt - SS Eric Garza, a TCU recruit, has made strong 1st
impression with speed, athleticism, base running, defense. Brilliant diving
play up middle
Todd Gold - Impressive showing from 2013 RHP Kohl Stewart (Houston, TX). 3 shutout innings, allowed
just 1 hit. FB up to 94, nasty SL, promising CH
In perhaps the most exciting
game of the season, featuring 5 lead changes, a homerun record and a dramatic
9th inning blast, the Wareham Gatemen outlasted
the Falmouth Commodores; winning 9-8 in the
final regular season matchup between the two Western Division rivals - for all the results - http://www.gatemen.org/
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